Social and club notices mix in Lawrence events
Gamma Phi Beta alumnae gathering at Mrs Emerson's home 2229 West Dr at 745 p.m. Monday with Mrs Schmid demo painting. other clubs meet Tuesday at various local venues including Castle Tea Room and 1009 Maine St. plus literary, serving and program notes from Kanwaka Literary Club and Daughters chapters. Kaye Ross and Jesse Coffey to wed at St Johns Catholic Church tonight.
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Gamma Phi Beta
Ohn Emerson
West Dr
Russell Larkin
Tom Black
Castle Tea Room
George Lawrence
Norman Hemphill
Kansas City
LeRoy Fleming
Maine St
Kaye Lynne Ross
Jesse Coffey
Lawrence
St. John’s Catholic Church
Michael Moriarty
Miss Ross
Ruth Norvelle
Oklahoma City
Okla
Coffey
Cheevers Coffey
Residents Attend Legislators Banquet in Topeka
Local residents and lawmakers gathered Thursday for the second annual Kansas Conference on Mental Retardation at the Ramada Inn in Topeka. Notables included Mr and Mrs Bernard Judge Mrs Skipper Williams Mrs Lyman Wiley Sen and Mrs Reynolds Shultz Rep John Vogel Rep Morris Kay and others. Dr Vernon Frazee of Springfield Illinois spoke on special education policy. Lunch attendees included Mrs F C Black and Mrs Vernon Branson. Dr Elizabeth Boggs chaired a National Association of Retarded Children's Governmental Affairs Committee meeting on legislation affecting the retarded.
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Topeka
Kansas
Bernard Judge
Skipper Williams
Lyman Wiley
Houglas County
F. C. Black
Fernon Branson
Rampi Inn
Elizabeth Boggs
Women Missionary Society Meeting at First Southern Baptist
The Women Missionary Society of the First Southern Baptist Church meets at 9 30 a m Monday at the church to study Trumpets in Dixie led by Rev James Goodness pastor of Haskell Mission A covered dish lunch follows at noon and a nursery is provided Ingleside Club meets at 2 p m Tuesday with Mrs A G Hunt 2116 Mass Mrs H F Holtzclaw discusses Expo 67 The Twentieth Century Club gathers 3 p m Tuesday at Mrs E J Simmons 1145 W Campus Rd with co host Mrs William Merrill
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J. J. Kram
Home Aid Society
Charlie Hayden
C. C. Krum
Gus Brune
Women’s Missionary Society of the
First Southern Baptist Church
Dixie
South
James Goodness
Haskell Mission
Ingleside Club
A. G. Hunt
Mass
H. F. Holtzclaw
Twentieth Century Club
E. J. Simmons
Campus Rd
William Merrill
Social Calendar Listings for Friday to Monday
Friday 7 30 p m Social Club with Mrs Ida Goodman 1506 Oak Hill. Douglas County Trail Riders 7 p m supper and meeting 4 H Fairgrounds. Saturday University Club 6 30 p m dinner bridge John Pound chapter D A R dessert 1 p m at Mrs Edyth Salvesen 2514 Mont. Monday Gamma Phi Beta alumnae 7 45 p m with Mrs John Emerson V F W Auxiliary 8 p m at the Post Home and Ala Sts Douglas County Democratic Woman's Club workshop meeting 8 p m at Mrs Robert Wilsons home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TS Club
Ida Goodman
Oak Hill
Douglas County Trail Riders
Fairgrounds
University Club
John Pound
Daughters of the American Colonists
Edyth Salvesen
Mont
Gamma Phi Beta
John Emerson
Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary
Alford-Clarke
Douglas County
Democratic Women’s Club
Robert Wilson
How to Flatten a Bulged Aluminum Pan
When the bottom of an aluminum pan bulges from excessive heating, remove the pan and heat it slowly. Once thoroughly hot, pound the bottom lightly with a hammer to flatten the bulges.
50th Anniversary Observed for Mr and Mrs Herman R Meyer
Mr and Mrs Herman R Meyer of 1200 Almira Ave host an open house from 1 to 5 p.m. Sunday Feb 11 for their 50th wedding anniversary. Hosted by sons Herman E Meyer and Carroll W Meyer of Lawrence and daughter Mrs Laura M Mason of Colorado Springs. They will be joined by eight grandchildren. The Meyers married February 13 1918 in Muscotah. They farmed in Muscotah and Waverly before moving to Lawrence in 1942. Mrs Meyer worked as a KU campus cook for over 20 years retiring five years ago.
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Herman R. Meyer
Almira Ave
Herman E. Meyer
Carroll W. Meyer
Lawrence
Laura M. Mason
Colorado Springs
Colo
Mabel A. Hattan
Mr. Meyer
Muscotah
Wav
Erly
Meyer
Connie Sue Sexton to Wed Terry Vogt June First
Mr and Mrs Robert Sexton announce the engagement of their daughter Connie Sue to Terry A Vogt son of Mr and Mrs G A Vogt of Charlottes ville Va Miss Sexton a 1964 graduate of Lawrence High School graduated from Kansas University in January She belonged to Alpha Delta Pi and serves as rush chairman and teacher at Baldwin elementary school Mr Vogt is a Baker University senior majoring in business and a Theta Chi member The wedding is planned for June 1.
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Robert Sexton
Connie Sue
Terry A. Vogt
G. A. Vogt
Charlottesville
Miss Sexton
Lawrence High School
Kansas University
Alpha Delta Pi
Rush
Baldwin
Vogt
Baker University
Theta Chi Fraternity
No Uniform Bargain Marks First Women Faculty at West Point
Elizabeth Matthew Lewis became the first woman on the West Point faculty teaching art history while serving as fine arts librarian. She agreed with cadets to drop uniforms and salutes, beginning a new era at the academy. Born in Charleston she previously worked as a draftsman and merchant mariner, with War War II history including surviving a shipwreck.
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West Point
N.Y
Elizabeth Matthew Lewis
U.S. Military Academy
Lewis
Charleston
S.C
Bell Telephone Co
Pan American Airways
North Carolina
Local Social News Highlights Kansas Visitors and Weddings
Captain and Mrs E Phillip Miller return to Chicago after the Kansas Veterinary convention in Wichita. Guests include Mr and Mrs Dick Wise and Mr and Mrs Ralph Miller in Lea wood. Janet Leone Marshall weds John Paul Beougher at Evangelical United Brethren Church. Dr C R Albright marks 50 years in practice in Lawrence. Elwyn Luther earns top honors at St Johns College Winfield with a 3.74 GPA in the ministerial program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Phillip Miller
Chicago
Kansas Veterinary Medical Association
Wichita
Dick A. Wise
Ralph D. Miller
Leawood
W. G. Beougher
la. St
M. L. Wetmore
Caney
Janet Leone Marshall
Beoughers
John Paul Beougher
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Arthur Hoffman
Home City
Kan
Fred Shirk Sr
Walnut St
C.R. Albright
Lawrence
Albright
Elwyn Luther
Theodore Luber
1915
St. John’s College
Winfield
Luber
Beta Alumni Gather at KU for Centennial Plans
About 40 Beta Theta Pi alumni from across the nation visit Kansas University this weekend to discuss centennial plans for the local chapter. Active members will participate in the sessions.
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Beta Theta Pi Fraternity
Kansas University
Alumni plan centennial events for KU chapter house
Members and alumni will discuss plans for an addition to the present chapter house and publish the chapter history in observance of the centennial year. Active and alumni attend the KU Oklahoma game Saturday afternoon, then dinner at the chapter house. A banquet follows Sunday afternoon in the crane Room of the Eldridge Otel.
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Ku-Oklahoma
Chapter House
Crane
Eldridge Otel
Unitarian Fellowship set to hear Engelbert Ssekasozi
Engelbert Ssekasozi of Law rence will speak Sunday at 10 a m for the Unitarian Fellowship in Pleasant Valley Meeting House. Ssekasozi, a Ph D candidate in philosophy, will discuss Christianity in Africa.
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Engelbert Ssekasozi
Lawrence
Unitarian Fellowship
Pleasant Valley
Ssekasozi
Africa
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Lawrence Schmid
A. D. Rice
Quivira Club
Elmer Pippert
Otto Barteldes
Amigas Club
Dakota St
the Social Order of the Beauhaire Lawrence Assembly No
J. Fred Broeker
Lincoln St
Kanwaka
Berger
Peace Corps
Nigeria
Ross Wulfkuhl
Mary Howlister
Otto Johanning
Daughters of the
Mont. St
J.’ N. Carman
Sue Todd
Elizabeth Davis
Fred Reynolds
Progressive Reading Club
Paul Winter
1612
Tenn. St
William Frowe
S. Carl Loysen
Edith Benson
Cfca Women’s Guild
Virginia Inn
Charles Beck
Maupintour
MR. and
Mrs. Meyer
Bonne Bell Beauty
Aney Eine Stores
Ahah Tain
AU Aces
Hillcrest
Lowa
Connie Sue Sexton
Bigelow
Karastan
BUD Jennings Carpets & Draperies, Inc
BETA
Bride
Pandora
Kentucky
Bountry House
Jennings
Malls
Tempe
Penning F
Malls Shopping Center
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